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PHYSIOLOGY OF THE NEWBORN ANIMAL

Lancet, The, 1957
R A Mccance
exaly   +3 more sources

Animal Physiology

2021
Animal Physiology is composed of five parts. Part One looks at animals and their environment. It considers diversity and cells, organisms, and interactions. Part Two looks at water and salts including kidneys, excretion, water balance of land animals, and body fluid regulation.
Butler, Patrick, Anne Brown, Stephenson, Dimitrie, Speakman, John   +3 more
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Animal Physiology

2022
Animal Physiology is composed of six parts. Part I looks at the fundamentals of physiology including animal, environment, molecules, cells, genomics, proteomics, physiological development, and transport of solids and water. Part II covers food, energy, and temperature.
Richard W. Hill, Daniel J. Cavanaugh, Margaret Anderson   +2 more
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Commission on Animal Physiology

Livestock Production Science, 1999
International ...
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The physiology of wild animals

Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series B. Biological Sciences, 1977
Abstract In recent years physiologists have increasingly paid attention to wild animals in their natural environment and to the physiological effects of environmental factors. Major advances have taken place in two fields: (1) effects of environmental variables (temperature, oxygen, water, etc.), and (2) sensory physiology and ...
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Physiology of Dystonia: Animal Studies

2023
Dystonia is currently ranked as the third most prevalent motor disorder. It is typically characterized by involuntary muscle over- or co-contractions that can cause painful abnormal postures and jerky movements. Dystonia is a heterogenous disorder-across patients, dystonic symptoms vary in their severity, body distribution, temporal pattern, onset, and
Alejandro G, Rey Hipolito, Meike E, van der Heijden, Roy V, Sillitoe   +2 more
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